The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1887-12-15
Christmas is Comingl
LOEB BROS.

! Loeb Bros. carry one Of the largest and
finest stocks of dry goods, notions, fancy
articles, trimmings, carpets, rugs, mat
tings, oil cloths, window shades, buggy
robes. blankets. comforts. and hun
dreds of other things the names OF which
we have never knOwn-all Of which they
are selling at cost. and low prices. They
intend TO reduce their immense stock; and
mean business. Now is the time to Sc
cure Christmas presents, from fresh,
stylish goods, at prices to suit everybody.
Goods are marked down to suit cash buy
ers. This immense stock must go. So go
to Loeb S and buy for cash. at low rates,
good substantial Christmas presents. This
is splendid opportunity to reht your
houses at very small cost. Don't forget
the place, corner Main and New Streets,
handsome three story brick front.
BARKMAN & SINGER.
Moving along three doors west OF the
corner of Main and New Streets, we come
to that neat tidy, and attractive establish
ment. where Joe Barkman preSides with
partner, Mr.. Singer. And they are having
such crowds to purchase from their big
stock of Christmas novelties, that they
have put on extra forces. Barkman says
the children will have histpure fresh can
dies. made at his own place, and the home
made sugar toys and fruits. And what is
that great pile of cakes? why, they are
fruit cakes made by B. Il S.. especially for
their Christmas trade. and having had
personal experience of Barkman' S fruit
cakes. we can fully endorse them: and
now in advance return thanks for any that
our kind friends may send us. See Bark
man by all means. and take the children
there too
W. L. OLIVIER.
At the north east corner of Main and
New Streets. we find the old book house
of w. L. Olivier, Here is an immense
stock of Christmas goods. The largest
and most magnificent stock of bronZes ever
brought to this market, including mantle
ornaments. vases, statuettes, and great
variety of fancy pieces. And here, too,
are plush goods. all sorts of leather goods,
writing desks, large line of elegant paper
and envelopes in handsome boxes, suitable
for the season. Books and games in large
variety, which will afford many pleasant
hours to the little ores at home. Oxford
and Bagster Bibles, prayer books. and
hymnals from standard publishers. Beau
tiful pictures, and large line of Christ
mas cards Of newest design and finish.
| Give him call.
C. A. GLADKE.
| At the grand double store of c. A.
Gladke, they are moving an immense
stock. Do you know how they are moving?
why. by low prices, prices to suit the
times, Carpets, mattings, rugs, laces,
dress goods, trimmings, and millinery at
prime cost until January l. 1885. The
millinery department of.'this well known
house is under the special care and super
vision of Mrs. Gladke. who buys in person
| in the n orthern market. all the goods in
this line of the business. Ladies dealing
here, have the benefit of Mrs. Gladke's
large experience, good taste and judgment.
Polite attention awaits you in every de-
partment of this mammoth concern. In
seeking for Christmas presents, 60 to
Gladke's and get the advantage of low
prices to cash buyers.
| G. G. CHILDS.
Now step across the street and take
look at the drug store of G. G, Childs, who
has nice assortment OF Christmas goods,
consisting of cards. plaques, vases, plush
and leather cases, perfumery in handsome
cut glass bottles. We would call the
special attention of art teachers and art
pupils, to the very large and well selected
assortment of art materials, brushes, pal
cites. water colors, oil paints, and PLAQUES
and fancy articles to be beautified by the
painters art. These are nice goods for
Christmas presents.
| c. C. WHEAT.
Next door we find. the first class family
grocery store of c. C. Wheat, where you
can find choice selection of first class
goods Charlie can furnish everything
you need for Christmas dinner. Plum
buildings, nlnce meat, cranberries, canned
goods, candies, raisins, citron, nuts.
sauces, &C., as well as the heavier goods in
) his line. Now. as Christmas day will be
; time of rest. and recreation, you will want
an after dinner cup of coffee. So don t
special roasted coffee
W. H. WELLER.
This is one of the neatest and best ar
ranged establishments in the city. None
but first class goods can be found at this
house Weller makes speciality of black
goods, and the finest qualities of colored
dress goods, including yelyets, satins,s silks,
and all other grades Of dress goods. Table
damask. fine linen, cambria handkerchiefs,
l silk muffiers. wraps in endless variety,
l furs. and many other beautiful articles
suitable for Christmas presents. The Gel
ehrated Centemeri kid gloves, can he found
only at Wellers; and the ladies say they
are the best worn.
= ROGERS, PETERSON s. co.
Occupy the old stand of w. M. Allen &
Bro. next to Warden's book store. They
have neat establishment, and nice
stock of goods, to which they are daily
adding. They have large line of staple
and fancy groceries. canned goods, pine
apple cheeses, jars of preserved ginger,
and everything substantial and inviting.
Read their advertisement in another col
, umn, and give them call, you will re-
ceiye polite attention, and get good goods
at fair prices.
/ HUGHES & ROBINSON.
S Go to Hughes & Robinson, No. 6 South
Augusta Street, and see their beautiful
and attractive display of Christmas goods.
cards. pushes, celuloid goods, shaving
o cases. manicure sets, vases. lamps, bronzes,
art materials. toilet articles, perfumery.
o fancy articles of all descriptions. Fresh
! drugs of all kinds, are dispensed at fair
prices, by competent and polite clerks,
and prescriptions are carefully com.
pounded night and day by skilled drug.
gists. They carry large stock, and are
prepared to fill all orders sent then, with
prompt and careful attention.
3. D. TlMBERLAKE.